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Subj: MFJ1276 Problems with Pactor Operation
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From: VK1RJ@VK1BBS.ACT.AUS.OC
To : MFJ@WW
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Hi there from 'down-under'. Name is Richard and location is Canberra,
Australia. I have two MFJ tnc's ... which I use for packet. The older one
is a 1278 which I have upgraded to include pactor. This device works
satisfactorily - both with a simple terminal program and with more advanced
programs like "lan-link". I find the tnc is quite useful for local (ie
around vk) pactor contacts.
The MFJ 1276 I have is much more of a problem. I have a list of the jumper
settings ... and I can receive / monitor the local pactor stations 100%. If
I make any attempt to contact them ... I get disconnected at the instant
the connect frame is sent! I am not alone in this. In response to a plea
on the packet system at least one other amateur has responded with a
similar tale of woe. The local MFJ agent doesn't want to know! An email
to MFJ brought a suggestion that I freight it to them. I feel it is
something simple. Maybe one of the jumper settings is should be reversed??
I want to talk with other owners of the MFJ 1276.
You cane send me a packet mail to
vk1rj@vk1bbs.act.aus.oc
or better still
rjenkins@alphalink.com.au
Maybe we could compare our jumper settings??
CUL
73
Richard
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|| Richard Jenkins ||
|| vk1rj@vk1bbs.aus.oc rjenkins@pcug.org.au ||
|| GQRP #5253 VK QRP CW #437 ||
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